How To Do An Oil Change On A Honda CB750

Do you want to see more specific motorcycle maintenance? I know this will help some people just see how everything goes and where it is. Otherwise I will make videos with a bunch of small things all in one, which will be more for entertainment as most of this channel has been.
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[@maxout214226]

Im about to get a 750Four myself, this is great!

[@charlesranscheart6738]

He didn't show the spring in the washer that goes against the oil filter when you play back in

[@fatTony463]

Great video, looking foward to your next video. Just a heads-up you get all your parts at vintagecb750

[@navscycles]

I will look into them, I do not think I have used them before. Thanks for the tip!

[@marcosjmatosbrache]

advice, drain the oil only from de botton drain plug, same result with less mess

[@daveco1270]

Will it drain the oil out of the oil tank by just using the plug underneath? I normally do both, so I'm not sure. On my old Triumphs the sump bolt doesn't drain the oil tank on the side of the bike. With those bikes you have to do both. Honda could be different. I'm going to change the oil on my CB750 in a couple days. I'll start with the bottom drain bolt and see if it drains the oil tank as well. If it does, that's less to deal with. The first time I emptied my oil (from the oil tank) I accidentally dropped the drain plug into the funnel, where it got stuck and clogged it up. In a matter of seconds oil was coming over the top of the funnel and getting all over the side of the bike and the garage floor.